Samuel Merritt Hospital School of Nursing - Splinter Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1970 volume:

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She has showed us that a great many people think they are think- ing when they are merely rearranging their prejudices. And she has shown us that we should all be concerned about the future for more reasons than because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there. As a result of her dedication and of her efforts, the Air Force motto we put to a test. . . the difficult we do im- mediately, the impossible takes a little longer. 1 ',, A ., aww. T ,Quanta -gn galannw. If .-2 1v1f ',2 -. - I wi W' 192905. Ill' 1 Q , t 511 sa N. -.rm . 45 gun!! ' in f wagon mainland in -B, 'W' sauna - wma! N..f1.! v ' Jig 1 ' f 2 M 5 ir Nr, s itivg, K, Lf ,Q , h a f , L 1 sf 1 ' ' vi Q' ff -4 ilwiiz. - . . f .. . , 1, t. .A H .,v,+.. 'gg 1 , f N, Y ,gf 'M ,, wg 34-' A ,Y ,Q'A, 1,,i5,s 'A t ' ' ,Q1,'k'v-wwf Q, gifs ,ff gals: iiiif, 5 Q Vn 4 A Q , K, ' Uksgq. 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A V 'O 'S Mrs. Penny Greer illustrates application of an ileostomy bag. You have to watch the sticky glue. Mrs. Elizabeth Schindler pauses for a mo- ment. . .thinking of her desert island or her own ball of wax? Miss Champagne and Mrs. Greer contem- plate the creation of another midterm? Juniors have many talents, including costume design for the Halloween party. Karen Britting Marsha Brown if 7 Q 1 Debbie Busta JoAnn Anderson Rondi Ayres Vicki Beckman Kathleen Chatagnier y 3 ,A, Xa H v g Karin Chmielski Peggy Cole Alison Crafts ia- A af ,? f 1 'xl I y V X X i A .C l.., y f i A it f t 1 f 5 5, Connie Crerneens Kathy Delfs Pam DuBois Peggy Fleming Chere Forner Marge Frankovich Among the Junior activities was a barbecue in the Lower Court. a 1.5- M . ,. CSN' sliiri gi I Q 8 . 1. ik. X Ann Frei Maul-e . i K X X Mindy Graham Rebecca Heisey Donna Hepworth Alene Herman DeeAnn Hart Sue Hogan .... .t ,..w- sl Priscilla Hourmouzus Anita Howard Karin, Donna, Lois, Kathy, and Alene, as well as the rest of the Junior class made the cap hangers for their Little Sisters, and presented them during Cap ping Week. A 7 s f t, , 'f., 'Ax , -Q :gl H T '., ,, rn 1 Joan Jackson Joan Kuykendall Christi Landis Sheryl Lee Kari Martin Martina Martinez Peggy Fleming and Lois Richardson determine age of fetus. Dee Minney Becky Heisey, Shirley Jenkins, Alene Herman, Susan Hogan, DeeAnn Hart, and Christy Landis have a cap- tivating audience. Marcia Penry Yvonne Purves Linda Rehnert Lois Richardson Roseanna Rogers Karin Roper Sharyn Young Mary Morris i 5 Linda Roster Christine SooHoo Juniors participated in a Student Day when each student was allowed to explore other educational avenues. This group studled tide pools at Fort Bragg. Bonnie Troutt Heidi Veldstra Jane Wolter lfi , V V fw x Donna Wolak as Miss Saara Thorkilson Maternal-Child Nursing Mrs. Barbara Easterly Psychiatric Nursing Mrs. Ellen Eller Maternal-Child Nursing Play Day was a success due to the efforts of Miss Saara Thorkilson, Linda Rehnert, Heidi Veldstra and Kathy Delfs i w-Q. Mrs. Gail Porto Mrs. Eileen Shepley Surgical Nursing Surgical Nursing 1 Skills practice with the help of Mrs. Sue Snell, Child Nursing. .....,. Mrs. Porto checks with Joan Kuykendall to make sure everything is alright. Qs? Si: Ji: 55' -i . ,gf ' I Mater H31 f . V 1 1 - , I ' ,, Nancy Abts ' ffl T , . 7 ,ai ,iff if ig 5 Jenin faq a N 51 el T nb , 5 ' Gail Baitx Lanna Butler , Paula Eddy Shelley Ahlgren . v r,.' 0 r 8 1 5' Q , if . W .J I 1 ' Susan Blair Diane Drexler . 44' If '1 1 ' , 'Q M15 3 3' i 7 ww Ti.: . .:- ... Michelle Ferguson Freshman Marian Morales does her daily charting Linda Gist Toni Groat Michele and her laundry bag. w s f f Q ,,,, QQ . . - . y n n nnn i f . , W A 55Ll5'J4 . sf ,v J W? 1 l A X151 Kathy Finke Ann Gamble Marian Hager Sharon Haggerty ,A Michele Halloran Sherrie Harris ' 2 . V. g .V . . ! r Mary Ellen Harvey Debbie Hauer E I Sue Hexton ,U S I? l. ' Carolyn Hunt Barbara Holm it h I fi X Jan Jernigan 14 as N i itz: I fi 1 Debbie Homan Lark Kephart E It looks like Peggy received a good evaluation from Mrs. Fitch. Kathy Hucik Sharon Kirnzey A A Marjorie Knudtson ,,. i y Yu. A. f Debra Kristich f 1 Q 'Qz i f ii- M Zeal 5 is OF '72 'X K .ll Q .L L X s r' L b f- v, -, ly , 1 .. M w a 1' M 3 . . Susan Masi Carol Mero Off to the Lab! as M iff- lf, Q aff. Q' 1' J W is f fl'-5 if 4' 4 W , A , 2 lf . Jw l , , i . W ?r' J if ,fa s I lf , Z Kj- 5 VMS Q ,. V 4 Kathy McKay Susan Malone ,,na 2-4 A Q M ayaa W V l' 2 I5 Gail Miller Melody Miller Sue Miller Lois Mills 17225 f f as ff! 5. 1 'f' Y Marian Morales Kathy Neilson lying 11 1 Annette Nielson Barbara Norwick Sharon Plocher I 33 cg x a f Marilynn Roberson Carol Roberts 11 I I M 2 1 R' H E' 1 Kathy Shaffer Constance Scroggs Snack Time. Robin Reddel Lynn Scoggins lj 1' Jeanette Segal Linda Shaffer , H ,3 0 . w' W W-.W J A co-ed school - how wonderful! ! . Q 4g I I L 3 Y f , r i if ly ' I V ef' A ff ' i v..- if if j , KX I If KJV? in 7755 if- ' I A A' 11. Cheryl Silva Saara Walker Peggy Tavare Debbie Veteran Karen Wach I i 9 Al4 Mary ADD Ward Julie Wick Margaret Yelich F FACULTY Mrs. LaRue Reese Mrs. Cynthia Campbell Q V, ln... Mrs. Sandra Fitch r - ATV Mrs- Elizabeth Bailey Mrs. Elizabeth Neighbor Miss Carole Peterson ' ' , ' L L 'lr ,. . ' K I ,.: N N .krik i ' rreerr - 'I 14, A -, Siudenf Qoxff LEAD EPS easurer Lori Turner , President Kathy Stoecker, Secretary Peggy Fleming, Vice-President The Social Committee organized functions for their classes and were largely responsible for events such as the Cinderella Ball, Donna Griffith, Chairman, Freshman Mel- ody Miller, Senior Sue Radcliffe, and Seated, Assistant Chairman, JoAnn Ander- son. Not Pictured is Sue Hays. The Cuisine Committee, headed by Phyllis Crow fllighty made our barbecues possible. Saara Walker is pictured here with Phyllis. Sandy Fazio and Mindy Graham were Camera-Shy. Q.-- -qi ...--o,g, 5,1 22033 5 '7 fifl if - -. z ...Q xi. .3 ze. - 1- 1's 2' Si. 5' z2.'. . 5E5.' ' - -.ta - . . ,-. . L 53.v5 , ,.gQ 2:4 5 Q. . .. -.Z . - . -.- -M ..--- ., 's 'K - , - , :. 4 - . ,, - L 5 I 1 - - . 'i - . '.'. 5 5: .1 6 ?'+ 1 ' 5:45 9.2 ' 5.35, 1.-. 1 52.9 ' ' ?o9 - - 4 -,. ...A f -- ee' Qf' 2 - 'Q .'.2 ' 5: E2Z'.2 Fi .. 1 1 ,A , . 3 12, 5:1 J ,I f' 3 E In ,ww Vx 4 Z . 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Gail Baity, Chairman Linda Bobo llenderson Julie Patterson, Kathy Paulus, and Candy Bradley. Rondi I ls' if .7 X ' Q? 15' Ziff ,, ., . .4 fs: -5 ff? was a U Handbook Committee provided ways and means for changing rules, Peggy Cole, Chairman Mary Vis- cere, Debbie Hauer and Sue Ansted. Student Faculty- Forum combined stu- dent and faculty re- sources and solved some mighty prob- lems. Linda Rehnert, Jeanette Segal, Aly- son Crafts, and Cheri Keller were repre- sentatives. Lynn Allen and Sue Masi Not Pictured. OFF! 1 , 'X-'JI' 'QF 'nn 51 - H ' u H U is V' 50 Class officers play an important role in organizing activities, such as fund- raising projects, barbeques and social activities. 1. Freshman Class Officers: Michele Halloran-President, Lana Butler-Vice President, Margaret Yelich-Secretary, Mary Ward-Treasurer. 2. Junior Class Officersg Joan Jackson-President, Roseanna Rogers-Vice President Debbie Busta-Secretary, Lois Richardson-Treasurer. 3. Senior Class Officersg Jan Smart-President, Mitzy Turner-Vice President, Carol Vandiver-Secretary, Kathy Stratton- Treasurer. OOI6 Karen Kneisly , Editor Yearbooking is a time-demanding but grossly fascinating job. The staff gave up countless hours laboring over the processes of photography, layouts, and editing. Numerous problems were encountered, e. g. , over one-third of the pictures were lost in January. Much appreciation and thanks to Marsha Brown, Assistant Editor, Karin Chmleski, Pam DuBois, Suzanne Kennedy, and Joan Kuykendall, and for Jo Bettancourt's and Bonnie Dorrnan's contri- butions. Marsha Brown approves layouts Karin Chmleski grins and bears it fb: ,4- M-.J fi Joan Kuykendall feels drained by all the work. , wmv. aka mn. wzu, Qci Wilt leS 'MMMMMA 1 . Holly Bennett exhibits the famous student-doctor rapport with Dr. Armstrong. . Cathy Riolo confers with a doctor to gain understanding of her patient's medical problems. A553 Qi X Qt N-MOST Y N .. 1. Even seniors, Denise Beardsley finds, get that wonderful task of emptying bedpans. 2. Jan Smart finds it difficult to stay awake. Those night ro- tations are sometimes hard to take! 3. The first night conference as the Reign of Terror - team leading- begins. hnqkingxiiisi--::'Eff:14.... M- . ' :ff i ' ,,.. ... ZZJ, , .t ffqifi K ' I s ' sk Q 3 Q, 5 LL,, x 5 ,-- B X my -5 C 2 . 57 Marge Frankovich and Pam DuBois awe at the beginning of it all. l Freshman Sue Masi gives a comforting tug at the covers t Q QW' :,',,,'i 1 :swam 1. 2. Mindy Graham, on a junior affiliation at Children's Hos- pital takes care of one of the many children with a neuro- logical problem. Sometimes those breakfasts are hard to tackle even with a pretty student nurse like junior Donna Hepworth to help you. ON TK-IE W 1. Priscilla Hourmouzus checks trays 2. Frosh Lark Kephart learns to make a bed in an isolation room. 3. Ann Frei checks the emergency box. 60 Www-www is Y 1. Vicki Beckman and JoAnn Anderson count drugs. 2. Karen Chmielski illustrates scrub technique. 3. Frosh Barbara Holm initials her assignment, ready to start a days work. ING THE TRADE Senior Mary Viscere cheers a patient. 2. Freshman Carolyn Hunt . . learns the comrnode is often ,QL if i il- a blessing- both for nurses and for patients. f ' 'm 'N 3. Carol Vandiver starts her care with TRP's. i, -.. .. i s 62 w M as K any , X lx Frosh Marilynn Roberson wheels her patient to the best of all departments. . .the discharge lobby. In O. P. D. , seniors Lori Turner Jan Smart, and Kathy Stoecker learn from Dr. Bellamy how to apply a body cast. Sharon Kirnzey, as a student aide, keeps her charting cur- rent. C STUDENT NURSES' ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA I hh fd . ,ff .......3 4 Bonnie Dorman acted as Divi- sion VIII Treasurer. Suzanne Kennedy, Division VIII President, also acted as School Representative. Linda Henderson, Kathy Stoecker, and Mary Viscere participated in the State Talent Show at the Sheraton Palace in April. Suzanne Kennedy, Kathy Chatagnier, and Ann sign out for the convention. Ann also went to the National Conven- tion in Miami. Karen Kneisly, State Treasurer -may 'M it as ' 1 as as . S at S at wild. fb .,,..z '!'W ' Two members from each class in addition to the Senior Faculty chose five nominees for Student Nurse of the Year. This year, Diane Hill, Lauri Neumann, Laurie Turner, Cherie Keller and Tammy Mitchell were the con- tenders. Cpictured abovej. At the far left, Laurie Neumann embraces her friend as Laurie Turner's name is announced as the big winner. After the ceremony, at which Laurie's family was present, a party was given in honor of the Student Nurse of the Year, and runners-up, Diane Hill and Tammy Mitchell. CAPPING Capping marks the end of the seven months proba- tion period for Freshmen students, and the begin- ning of new responsibilities and pride. Each fresh- man marched in The First Baptist Church on April 10, 1970 candle unlit. Waiting in nervous, excited anticipation, each went to the altar, knelt and was capped by her big sister- 2. like Cheryl Silva and Marsha Brown. Then- 4. Laurie Turner, Lady of the Lamp, lit their candles. 68 HWY, X5 ff iii 5 f t . , ,r Q C I 931 nf QTUDENI' SCENE-Q Student activities start early in September during Orientation Week. Mrs. Knecht and Mr. Wickel greet freshman Ann Gam- ble and her parents at the tea given on the first day of school. The juniors give their little sisters a skit. loan Kuykendall and Peggy Fleming give them a pre- view of We are the student nurses. Later in the week, the freshmen take their vendetti and involve their big sisters Vicki Beckman, Nancy Jose, and Kathy Delfs. 70 Halloween marks the highlight of autumn. Pretty student nurses turn into creatures from the dee at a party traditionally hosted by seniors. Freshmen really out-did themselves in going incognito. November, 1969 brought the Cinderella Ball held at the Round- hill Country Club for students and other members of the Merritt Family Donna Griffith, Social Chairman, looks pleased as she enjoys the music ofthe combo. Mr. Highsmirh presents champagne and roses to Sharon Kimzey for the closest approximation ofthe n.1m- ber of pearls in the glass slipper. 53 'Q L ANOTHER SIDE OF QTUDENIQ Christmas evoked spirit, enthusi- asm, and creativity. Peggy Fleming, fbottom far rightj, par- ticipates in the Frosh-sponsored Door Decorating Contest. Seniors Denise Beardsly, Kathy Stoecker, and Julie Patterson made Christmas stockings, qrightj. Their classmates Betsy Shibley, Karen Kneisly, Lily Bierig, and Linda Henderson painted the windows and decked the halls. W Sfvgfv Wi -'fs 1 I 1 'x 1 x r uamowe A l Merritt students, although cause of dis- aster at times pitched in and helped during the drills. At left, Kathy Stoecker was rescued from the 6th floor in a fire drill. Above DeeAnn Hart, Connie Creemans and Karin Roper were blood donors in a drive for a student blood bank. Dr. Frost and Mrs. Mumford paved the way as students volunteered in the annual disaster drill. 75 t 1. 2. 3. 4. Lesile Roberts exhibits her domestic skills and helps to clean the lounge after a Senior paint-your-uniform party. Ann Gamble and Mary Ellen Harvey feast at a barbecue. Seniors Debbie West and Robin Forgit live up to stu- dents' reputation. Nancy Buchler, Karen Wach Julie Wich and Gail Baitx get together after a rough day. DORM LIFE The dorm was the site of more than sleeping and eating. Sue Hogan took advantage of her time and kept up with her sewing skills 1. Christy Wiltse Landis was given a bridal shower 2. while seniors Lynn Allen and Suz- anne Kennedy practiced self- injections upstairs ouch 3. 'V 77 BEING PEOPLE Marcia Penry and Chere Former share everything. Sue Radcliffe, Donna Griffith and Mary Vis cere speak no evil, see no evil, hear no evil. f 1 ',,, au- V l'lM.Q?fZ'1, 'fiif,,.,,.,v WW W ,,,, . ' M Though most students, if any get eight hours sleep, 1, Ann Frei, 2. Dee Minney and 3. Julie Wich try for forty winks. V7 Mrs. Kathleen Jensen takes a break to do some knitting. messages on those little pink slips? 80 t What would we do without Mrs. Virginia Davisson taking our phone N i ,1.-. ' S I ' Mrs. Marguerite Saari checks over the code numbers for the inter-com system, that announced, You have a visitor. N i . HO OTHERS si ' sf L A 'We f fs p s I ifjgfw Jig. i if Mg K 5 Z 3: vw ,m in '35, , 4 sg .2 ir M35-li ' : X 1. L if 1. Mrs. Genevieve Sniffen evening housemother. 2. Mrs. Saari and Mrs. Berget Allen were often seen in the midst of a paper production line, fastening tests, and dittoing class schedules. 3. Mrs. Allen often rescued us, typing dittos, and always with a friendly smile. dminisfralcion THE MEIZPJTI' FAMILY Richard Highsmith Hospital Administrator Board of Directors: Kendric Morrish, John E. Hanson, Albert Rowe Jr. , Gordon H. Huber, William U. Hudon Standing Cfrom Lefty: Dr. Paul Samson, Marshall Steel, Jr. , Dr. Burt Christensen, Dr. H. W. Kohlmoos, Dr. Douglas Toffelmeir, Lawrence Simon, and Laine Ainsworth. to A Q - ' ,Sl Y in r g -531 lg? it S . ..,.. .... ,,.. . .. 1 T ' 'Y ....- ' ' V. , N5 J, I W Y f ' Samuel Merritt Hospital Medical Staff: Dr. Samuel Hall, Dr. Charles Anderson, Dr. James Kieran, Dr. James Stark. Standing are: Dr. Charles Lewis, Dr. Robert Tufft, Dr. Charles Meir, and Dr. Robert Crosbie. Not Pictured: Dr. William Johnston, Dr. Coltin Sinclair, and Dr. Paul Wilhelm. A M 'lil' ,,2r4ffff A im 1? ,,,-f ' a'1f,.,, N 4 f'ig3Q3 we Mr. Richard Wickel Assistant Administrator N t r , .,X, sf- ' Mrs. lean Ruxton helps Donna Wolak. 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